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QUESTION
I'm trying to learn about Java's io package through experimentation and from the book "Java2: the Complete Reference (5th ed.)". Below, I have tried to make a very simple program to take some input using a BufferedReader instance and deliver some simple console output with PrintWriter instances.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-11 at 07:06PrintWriter
is buffered, and doesn't flush itself until either:
- You call
flush()
, or - You constructed it with
true
for theautoflush
argument and you printed a line terminator, either by callingprintln()
, or by having\n
or\r\n
in the data passed toprint()
orwrite()
.
You aren't doing any of these things. If you want line-terminated output to appear immediately after print()
, you need to flush.
QUESTION
I'm using Visual Studio 2017's integration to build and debug a CMake Linux application locally in the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
When running the application, Visual Studio uses an ssh connection to localhost to run cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE="Debug" ..
and make
, then uses gdbserver
to debug the application. This works fine for my application's own code, including breakpoints and line-by-line debugging.
This application links to a library file, libhypro.so.17.09
, which is also part of a CMake project. This library is also built locally (stored in my Windows file system, built within Linux through the /mnt/c/
mount, just as the main application) in debug mode. CMake did discover that dependency automatically.
I'm having trouble debugging my calls to this library. For example, if I break just before a call to library code and choose to Step Into, this is where I end up:
Note that
- the Call Stack has disappeared, showing
[Unknown/Just-In-Time compiled code]
instead, - I'm inside an unhandled exception (which I'd expect to hit eventually, but certainly not immediately after a Step Into) and
- the Modules window indicates that no symbols are available.
In addition, I did set a breakpoint in the library's code, and Visual Studio (correctly) asserts that “the breakpoint will not currently be hit”. Also, Debug output prints Loaded '/mnt/c/Users/felix/git/hypro/build/libhypro.so.17.09'. Cannot find or open the symbol file.
I'm relatively certain that libhypro.so.17.09
does include debug symbols as nm -gC libhypro.so
prints a lot of output.
My case appears to be similar to this question but I'm not specifying the library's path manually, it's discovered by CMake.
Why are gdb
and, in turn, Visual Studio failing to debug the library's code?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-24 at 11:40If you are debugging in gdbserver
mode, the default, try switching to gdb
mode in the project properties / debugging page.
Basically, gdbserver
mode is a nice idea that never quite delivered. Here's one discussion about it on the VCLinux GitHub site. As you'll see, gdb
will become the default debugging mode once they've fixed the problems with console applications.
QUESTION
I have a setup where I collect multiple include directories that I want to set as include directories, as in this mock up:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-08 at 08:38As @Florian writes in a comment, indeed putting $
in quotes does the job:
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